One of the longest MCC heroes joins the US legislature, and his name is Baki Burns (Sebastian Stan). The discovery originally came out of a Comicbook.com Interview with Stan and "Thunderbolt*" co-Starvaza Wyatt Russell, where Russell teased Baki's new occupation in the upcoming film Marvel. Trailers "Thunderbolts*" They confirmed this by showing Baki at a congressional hearing with Congress Pin on his lawsuit.

This is, honestly, funny. Not only is Baki a 100-year-old cyborg, he is literally the man who killed Fon F. Kennedy in MCC's main timetable. While we as viewers understand that the numerous assassinations and other crimes he committed as a hydra agent were not his fault, it is difficult to see that the American people are feeling that way of general elections. Jack, Baki committed international acts of terror, recently as "Captain America: The Winter Soldier".

However, he is now probably elected representative of the American people. MCU is on an American political blow Between "Thunderbolts*" and "Captain America: Brave New World", Although one who does not seem interested in involving the true topics and realities of modern American politics. It's all a kind of cartoons, a "school house"-a civic fiction, but with less educational value and winter soldier rather than a sensitivity account.

How did Baki get his shiny new gig in Washington? Well, if he followed the usual protocol, he either running for the office and voted, or became a billionaire and helped himself in a bunch of federal power associated with his own private business ventures. The latter seems to be unlikely given that he still cleans his cybered hand in the dishwasher (as seen in trailer footage), leaving a more traditional and traditional way.

But the electoral route causes more questions. Baki has been withdrawing from the moment he returned his memories. People are changing, for sure, but running for public office requires a certain kind of person who clearly lacks the winter soldier. Plus, as mentioned earlier, his previous career in the political murder will surely raise some eyebrows among those in knowledge.

There is also a question of Baki supposedly leading The Thunderbolts Superhero team teamRick Flyg-Stil. Is that moon as the commander of the field between the performances of the Budget Committee? Either there is a lot that we still don't know about Capitol Hill's new job (which is likely), or the Marvel studio really didn't think about this through (also possible). I suppose we will all find out when "Thunder" on May 2 and More clues could come to "Captain America: Brave New World" this week.